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Duxbury Letter TO Boston Herald.
In lster years efforts have been made to
establish the plsce Of the burial Of the old
Pilgrim warrior, and - far a. authenticity
goes the results have been diverse and dis
couTa8iDg, the various spots claimed TO be bis
last resting place being scattered over ct least
Q square mile. Probably the most direct tra-
diti0n concerning the subject Ii the following,
derived from Miss Caroline b. Hall, . de-
scendent OF Captain Standish In the seventh
generation, whose brother, James Hall, col.
lected much OF the historical knowledge We
now possess relative to his ancestor: About
Is years ago Benjamin Prior, . once wealthy
shipbuilder Of Duxbury. died In the aims.
house Some yeaJs before his death he In
formed MrA Ruth Hall, daughter Of Olive
that Captain Standish was inferred in the old
cemetery at South Duxbury, nearly opposite
the Prior homestead. Mira Hall noted the fact
at the time and since her decease, some years
since, the memorandum has been found.
Mr.. Prior said that his father had told him of
the burial, he having learned it In turn from
his father, who said that he attended the
funeral, and further said that the grave was
marked by two three cornered stones, one at
the head and one st the foot The PrioIs
were oil long. lived, Benjamin dying at the
ego OF % years, and being noted for his re.
markable memory Of eveDtA TIE tnterven.
ing 23l years since the death Of Standish,
October 8, 1856, can be bridged by three peo-
pie having an average age OF II yesra Prior's
house stood nearly opposite the cemetery,
and such an event - the burial OF Standis ish
would be remembered by the family. Toe
cemetery 10 Q short distance west of Halle
corner, South Duxbury, less than three
f0urth's Of mile from the residence Of the
old soldier. A rough post and rail fence in.
closes II on three sides, while the fourth, next
70 the street, II bounded by pretty rustic
fence OF cedar. Its area II less than
an scre, and the surface is overgrown
with rank. uncared.fOr grass, interlsosd
with tangled BLACK berry vines There are no
boundaries TO lots, interments having been
made In little groups, various clusters of slate
stones bearing the names OF WinslOw, Alden,
Cushman, aud Brewster, descendants Of the
May flower band. A noticeable feature Ii
the lack OF epitsphs on the stones, some OF
which data bsck TO the end Of the sixteenth
century. In Standish's will, dated "Dux.
burrow, March the TIN, 1855" and presented
tor probate by Capt James CudwOrth May
l. 1857, the teststOr states "My will II that
out Ut my whole estate my funeral charges be
taken out and my body buried in decent
manner, and II Idle ut Duxburrow my body
to be laid ~ near ~ COnv0ntly may bee u
my two dear daughters Dora Standish my
daughter and Mary Stan0ish my daughter .
In. law" In the centre Of the cemetery is q
grave marked by thTee-sidSd pyramidal.
shaped stones at the head aud loot, while
other depressi0ns close ct hand indicate other
ancient graveA How old this grave may be
II not known, but 1t seems 10 bear out the
tradition remarkably.
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~ the Federal Capital
Mira J. N. Dolph, the wife Of the junior
senator from Oregon, (who IL one OF the great
mlllionaires of the western cnast) was born
within the sounds OF the laundering Pacific
ocean; she grew up to womsnhood In the
Wild romantic country, aud was educated
privately by gOverness In the house Of her
parents, and when on visit to Portland she
met the rising young lawyer from New York
state (who WAS At that time district Attorney,
and shortly thereafter was married to him, her
days Of official high position began and con.
tinued from that time steadily onward. Mira
Do!ph In the mother of SIX children, tho eldest
being Q daughter, who was formally intro.
ducsd to society at Washington IN the season
Of 1886, Ut one OF the most brilliant balls Of the
year. Mira Dolph herself 10 one of the hand.
soonest Of the married bellies ut the capital.
Her superb figure, dainty complexion and
perfect good nature defy the inroads OF time
and the presence OF . tall, exquisitsly mould.
cd and very lovely young daughter at her
side only adds smother grace to the accom.
plished lady. Mrs. Dolph's afternoons and
receptions In the season attract all the nOtabies
that are In the city and hundreds OF the resi-.
denR Her drawing rooms are always hlled
by = select company. The dinners given by
Senator Dolph were notably successful, 90
oiAlly, and gastrOnomicsliy ~ we'll. Mira
Dolph presides ut her husbands dinner par
ties to his friends and associates, where her
ready wit aud quick appreciation aud spark
ling repsrtee render her great fsvorite.
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Painter 0uiiiaumsss Tragic Death
Paris Dispatch to the London Daily telegraph.
A strange story II current anent the death
Of the painter Guillsumet which was noticed
few days ago In your columnA His demisa
was attributed to peritonitis, but this, 1t u
said, was produced In . tra9ical manner,
recalls the melancholy circumstances attend.
Ing the death Of Gsmbetta. M. Guillaumet,
who was only !6, and very wealthy, bad DO:
come, 1t 10 said, infatuated with Q lady who
was his senior by many years. Owing Il
this unfortunate attschment he was separated
isom his wife, who lived with her son in
another part OF PAris A few weeks ago M.
Gulilsurnet had . scene with his mistress,
atte1shich he put . revolver to bis heari
and hred: Tho bullet lodged In his intes'
tines, and he fingered from that moment iu
the agOnies OF = painful illness, terminated
by death. His last words after the bullet
had entered his body were for his vile and
son, who, on being informed Of the traGical
occurrence, came and nursed him until his
death. The painter died In his studio,
whittier he was carried st his own request
He wanted to see his oriental sketchss for
the last time.
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A 0asss for . Domestic

From the bOstOn Gazett6
had an experience the other day which
may have fallen to the lot Of some mon, but
never besore to me- Ny wife ssked me II
would be willing to step into certain en-.
ployment Office aud send her some promis-
ing looking maid for . parlor girl. found
the place, approached the manageress, hat In
hand, aud briefly stated my ernnd. Did !
prefer Protestant or Cstholicf was tempted
u reply an sgnostic," but wisely roirained.
Shortly wss requested TO step into room
near by aud interview Q candidate. / was
embarrassed, for l had not thought how !
should open tho conversation. Msdemoi-
sole, however, was hrm - Q rock, with
every faculty awake, and soon found my.
self passive instead Of active In tho matter. l
grew nervous, I know, and found myself
Would hsvs Dssn s sssonisssd as being % pos.
sessed OF hut ono desire, and that 10 get away.
1 have Q faint resemb mbanoe OF saying that
every evening IVES 70 bo subject 70 the mai.
dem: own pleasure and y week va.
know she had . soul above the laundry (she
IVES oomeiy lass) that II she would Oonde-
scend 70 visit the sesshOre with us next $50,
eOn, she shOuld bo conveyed by carriage
thought . muslin cap would we'll become
her ciaseio prodle, It should 10 entirely op.
tionsl with her ~ to wearing that badge Oi
domestic service that could readily send
the porter from the store 70 Polish all brass
ornem snss OF the house, and that Il gave JOY
70 the heart OF every iams,e Of my homs 70
have the door bsil ring three times at least
Whenever 1t rang st all aud, hasliy, that II
next autumn she found hersslf depressed
with the fatigue aid heat OF the snmmer W
cation Of two weeks could readily bsRrsutsd,
pay OF course to be continued mean while
b6e consented TO call upon my vile, but 1t 10
needless to say thn: no engagement resulted,
and my wife and bad some serious conver
.s..En sns, Sso' s'ef ,nG cnn1,s1 h.a said
make his heroes observe, when they were
upon the eve OF some wild exploit ~ don't
know what possessed me !"
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- ~ = AeosG1o - as1v -
49, . essoaae q ~ 0ooouo1nolv, hooltA.
ulos0 sal issplrsae sssassy, bus ~ isse.
de0 hso0 thess tsoplaesoas 70 VIZ % eosa.
mOu . sltiss end larne tovna ftts sossssl.
Ne fron all points, bsisg locaAsd o. Ne
diseue soate a railroad tsavs1 from Harris.
burg Vie Rssdiug 10 Philsdslph,s end New
Yosk.
ASS farther indSoemsut 70 looass The col.
lsge ln Ne midst 0f The boautiiul Lebanon
doaaeod b publio spirited cltissus for sduca-
tjoaal pusposA In 1855 the inseitution Was
founded end cbastsfsd By . special act os THE
legisletufs Of ehs common wealth Of Psnnsyl.
vooiA
CO.RDUcArIoN or THE Sexes.
The principle Of co osducation Of the ssx0
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Some Account OF IN OeegSs ssassor's Dis-
tinguishsd Pubilc Career.
Among prominent men OF the United
States Senate there exists none who rank
more highly In affairs OF state aud country
than doss Senator Dolpb, OF Portland, Ore.
gon. Jo>sph N. Dolph, OF Portland, Oregon,
was born at what wss then dssignated q
Dolphsburg, In TOmkins (now Schuyler)
county, New York, October 10Th, 1885 He
received common school education, private
instructions and for Q time attended the
Genessee Wesleyan Univsrsity at LimA N
Y. After arriving at the age OF eighteen
ysArs he taught school for . portion Of each
year, making living, and acquiring further
knO wlsdge 1t the same tiua He studied
law with the Hon. Jeremiah MCGUIRE q
Havana, New York, and was admitted 70 the
bar q the general term Of the supreme court
OF that state, held as Binshampton, Novom.
Der. 1851 Mr.. Dolph practiced bis prolsssiou
In Schuyler county during 1881 end 1882,
when he was enlisted In Captain n. CrsW.
fords company - the Oregon Escort raised
for the purpose Of protesting snigiants ol
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that year to the Pacific coast against the
ravasos and doprodations OF the rowing bands
Of Indians. Mr.. Dolph filled the position of
orderly sergeant and hually settled In Port.
land, oregon, In October, 1862, where he hss
since resided. In 1864 he was elected city
attorney for the district OF Portland, and dur.
ing the same year VS. made district attorney
Of Oregon by President Lincoln. He VS. .
member OF the state Senate from the year In
cludipg 1885 to 1874, and has practiced his
profession since his arrival in Oregon. He
was elected n the United States Senate - q
Republican, aud took hts sect, bis term OK.
piripg In 1850.
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two music rooms, the entire department Of
natural science, with sts laboratory and mu.
scum. There ID also fine campus Of about
six acroa
Rev. d. d. Dc Long IL the head Of the In.
stitutiop, and he has IN able corps Of assist.
anita The territory committed TO the sup
port OF the college 10 large, including Penn.
sylvanis, Maryland, Virginia and West vir.
Rinis. Tho winter term closed on March "a
The normal department was organized on
April g.
For the facts OF the above sketch and the
illustration We are indebted TO the courtesy
Of the Lebanon Times.
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Vow tho dry goods counter jumper
data hia w0 GeAkn of vaOa ION

Vow tho dry goods counter jumper
6ots his two weeks OF vacation.
But the % sson nov IL waning;
30 he o0ta out for 4 SENT
GAkhiOnHblo Watering re -Ort
where tho prices Ars reduced.
4 nd h. Journeys thithsr with his
PorsOn handsomely incased In
New and beautifully mAdo.up
Summer ciOthes. for which no payeth
Boven dOllars ana y quarter.
And for one long DAY In August
He IL much sought after bv I've
Handsome. gnyIy- Glad young women.
But the windows OF ths heavens
Then arB opened, ana II rAinoth.
And tho young man gets his suit damp.
And the bottom Ut hts trousers
An, IN very clOsV rsiations
\ TO his u8o-caps for tho cloth has
Shrunken out OF all proportion.
Awd IL then continues raining
For the balance Of tho fol. .nigut,
when In sorrow ho doparteth
To the distant noisy city;
nd th0se maidous iO06 upon him
A. "chsap" and OF bad taste and fashion.
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THE BROOK.

when last came to see thee. brook,
The ice In chains had bound thee,
Woen thy freedoms sweeter now
Because OF chains once round thee.
vesn thy trills DER tho rough place there.
Thy low tones 'mong the cresses.
Arc trials Of thine to tell . Joy
Beyond my human guesses.
Already for thee buds the spice.
And green thy bordering grasses.
= he alder dips its branches down
TO kiss thee In thy passes.
The robin gives note of thanks
For thy cool. pure ltbatiOns
And soon The thrush will come aud sing
Thy praises 70 creation.
Ana Ill around III tall OF thee,
And wheA comes summer's weather.
Down here, dear brook. won't you and I
Have Slorious tiuss togstharf
WA u 1tlpervas
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A. 1sssgs Usa0S ~ lBlnsSsU ~
AaAeSLLO 1OOHAHD IN Sses.


Le6anon Valley college, bsausiful rsprs-
seatasion Of which IA given below, y lool1ed
q Annvillss one Of the most thrifty toWns 10
Lebanon county. The ab0ve illuslraGion
Represents The main building, which hss MOI
beeu entirely completed. Tbis dos nos In.
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CONFESSION.
We meet, talk. Jest and laugh and part again,
No word nor sign
Makes the sweet secret of the bosom plain.
And yet know beyond all doubling.
And foolish nouting.
Ny love IL thine.
For speech and laughter are Of idle breath
And vague design.
Then let them gO l seek my life or death
In thy dear eyes. that smiling lightly
stan tell me. brightly.
Thy love 10 mine.
-Mddeiine 8. Bridges.
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NOR THE BLOOD.
BROWNS
IRON BITTERS |

Combining Iron and Pure Vegetable Tonics
quickly and completely Cleanses and Enriches
the Blood. ouickens the action OF the Liver and
Kidneys Clears the Complexion. makes the
Skin Smooth 1t does not inJ ure the teeth cause
hsadache OF produce constipation-ALLO OTHER
AED1ClNEb DO.
Physicians ana Druggists Everywhere Recon-.
mend It.
DR N. .. RuaaLIs, Of Marion, Mass, says e. I
recommend Browns Iron Bttters as q valuable
tonic for enriching the blood. and removing ali
ayspegtic symptoms. 1t does not hurt the
DR. 3. Y. DIIEeLt, Reynoids, IND. says: :"
have prescribed b owns Iron Bttters in cases Of
anemia and blood diseases, also whom . tonic
was needed, and It has proved thoro ughly salts.
factory"
Ma VIZ. BrRNs. No. u st. Mary street, New Or.
leans La, says Browns Iron Bitters relieved
me in . case OF blood poisoning and heartily
ner."
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red
lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
N Baltimore. Nd
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a Rsdssmip ing Fsssurs.

From the OIL City Derrick.
Toe interstate commerce bill isn't all bed.
We have examined II carefully, aud csn dnd
NO clause that requires newspaper 70 give Q
railroad company ~ worth Of advertising tor
80 oonts.
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lude the ladies hall, ON Main strest, nor the
farm building on College avenue.
Lebanon Valley college came into exist
eoce 70 supply an sbsolute want Denomi.
national growth and advancing civilization
rendered II necessary for the church Of the
United Brethren In Christ throughout tho
states OF Pennsylvania, Maryland and tho
Virginiss, TO make special provision for the
moral and intellectual culture Of her Oh II.
dren. After much deliberation and prayer,
u was resolved that an institution of learning
b established, which would furnish the ID.
vsnta9ss Of . thorough education alike 10
young men and women, under the asie and
iuspiring influences OF the Christian religion.
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From the New York Sun.
Countryman Gin dime mussum)-Whav
your speciality. friendS
Freak-Pm the man who Oan pass door
with the legend Paint" ON 1t Without daub.
Ing It with the index finger TO csc II It's dry,
Countryman-Goah! How much dye git
Q week
Frsak-Thousand dollars, same's oil the
rest
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AUaUsri "Rsign, thou Fire Month r.
Thy glowing palm 10 laid upon the earth,
and every plant and creature bond beneath
ny hesy sc~ptra "The vines droop the
tress staxgor, tho broad. .paimed leaves give
shee their moistnre." But the dsws OF
treso end flowers are strengthened and re-
freahed, else would they surely perish. But
thou, fierce Nun, dost not hold absolute do
minion BY DAY. There are tunes whom thy
burning fscs 10 veiled by banks aot storm
cl0udA and the elements are marsbslIed 70
give thee battle and usurp thy power, tho
artillery Of heaven In called into action, the
flood gates Of the clouds are opened, and the
earth h delivered from thy scsptsr's fiery
sway.
Whist ails the msn His body 10 sll tw 'stsd
up He looks ~ though he hsd dropped out
of . inselstrom Into = 10, OF ms6h hinery In
motion, aud IN on III With b. ick while n ing
through the beit'og tbs n"ss bssrs cvids' %
OF sti,i rO,ixh"r handlins--ss though IL might
hsve a@rved tho purpose ~ ., OSttng stick
for flock OF blood thirsty Jersey mosquitoes,
and his EYES appear ~ u they had i'een sud.
denly Orened on . "Wednesday and were
looking 10th ways for SUNDAY. Hs 10 .
Knight o, the bine r,boon," Who ou becom.
Ing very Thirsty, dropped into . drug store
for Q refreshing drink of ice cold sofia water
The sophistical clerk, mistAkinE su invOiun-
tary movement of the muscles Of tho eyo tor
. common, every DAY wink, put IN ounce or
two Of very rank whisky into The cooling
beverage WheroupO0 the temperance ahvo.
cate soon found himself labOring under the
very failacious suppression that he owned the
town, and IN uncoutrollable desire TO test tho
quality Of the bricks OF the sidowaik at
Oacs seissd hun. BY means Of his head,
which he uses ever and anon ~ . sort oi
sounding hammer, he has been able 70 get
some Idea (vasus and uncertain though II be)
VI the genuine sOundneas and durability OF
the town pAvsments In general He has just
Il sssms hs was applying bis nose In "crow
bar iaahion" to . huge cObble stone, whiGa
accounts, probably, tor tho very angular sp-
poaranOo Of shat member, ~ described above
this day on the evils OF intemperance at .
campmesting in the woods hard by but We
very much fear the cause will suffer greatly
II he attsmps 70 pose - an exemplary speci.
men Of "teetOtalism" in his present condition.
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Many gay young mon and maidens
To the oa.ahOrs nov botAke them;
And hey deck themselves In various
Bathing su,ts Of all description,
Ard thoy daily 80 In bathIns.
lfOuths au1 maidens all tOgethor)
10 the blue and brtny ocean.
hut the pruay little urchins
Of tho great 6n0 dusty city.
watch thetr chance and 10 In bathing
In ,he yellow. muddy river
With no Othsr bathing costume
hut q smile. serene and happy.
which they - ear about th0ir mOuthletS
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AND He. OF men and angels King,
His chosen ones within shall bring.
Therefore on Easter day we sing,
AlleluiA
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SRPrEMBRRi ThssW breeze now steals
soross the daisied meadows and toys with the
swaying golden rod that 10 jus: making 10
appearance on the hillA All nature seems 10
sigh with relief q the departure Of the swell
tsrtug summer, and the sdvent Of cooler and
happter day2 or Ill the months September,
than novery May or isafy June-ior thy
sW0et, refreshing breath u nepenthO tO the
heatoppressed earth, impartinG TO oil things
. joy too deep for words. . peacs no other
The small boy now becomes very ed.
NOihing can make him brace up and feel
happy not even the forbiddeu rosy apples
that glow BY the way side can iniuso him
The fsos OF the matter d. vacation 4 over and
he must again ssd0g-esr" his primsr book
and monkey" with the rule Of thrse
~ This 10 the month Of September. tho blue sky
Tho Sresss through the ross.6ush steals. and
shakes Oh the delicate petA
.s sss sss SSrans S6s oro"n ana 'ne oo''ef
Lool: AZ Z = ::ssis:I ssr'm. .. it stand. in tn.
And tsi. isS:li: = ~ mind shAs ! V corral
n. IN me 70 :S|s ,n snsssiS "a .,.o.,.- ~.
curss 4 iorg season"
OCroBsR! 0orgeously apparelled OOtober
how fair thou srt how tranquil and serene!
The mellow fruits drop In the stillsss hourI
The swesk calm sunshine warns the ground
% that we oan YET lis dreaming bssids the
gushing :Pring in the thinned and sunny
brings showers Of yellow and crimson leaves
about % md rattiSs down the ripsned chest
nuts nom thssr opened burs
"Ano tie pleasant toll TO trace
wSns tss sssss sS.a%n sSs GS sunSss%s Saalc cUSHEy H
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Oh, 80 the man He n % happy He
lOoks - though he had nung oil worldly
ioc sio aoo ssrr. q
every one with brosd, jovial smile, ana his
eyes twinkle with p0nt up exhilaration.
When he thinks no one n observing bin, he
Gives vent 70 his feelings BY outing play ful
the intensity Of hts Joy. Tho rsasou he y 20
light hearted, gay aud free. ID that he hes Just
pat hts WIN and mother in-iaW on board the
bea shore Express train for . two months
sojouru by "ths sad 80 wavea," and he 10
thinking ut the way up" ameo he will
hts way 70 break the good news 70 the boys,
and they Will celebrate the happy event
later on, 10 their own peculiar fashion.
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"ALLRLuIAi Jesus lives,
He II now tho living One:
From the gloomy house of death
For the IOnqu queror has gone.
Blight forerunuer to the skies
Ot His people yet to rise."
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From the Country Gentleman.
The following trees and shrubs have been
named for the fragrance Of their blossoms |:
Maguoliss, tulip tree horse-chestnut, rh0dO.
dendrons, lime and bass wood, thOrna, apple
double cherry, Towering almond, laburnum,
Oaage orsge, lilacs, spirses, honey suckles,
jasmine, szsless. kalmiss, sweet brisrs, chi0n.
Anthus, and especially among the smaller
Among herbaceous plants, Q great multitude
might be named ~ violets, primroses, pinks,
several irises, dictamnus, iily OF the valley,
phloxss, alyssum, thyme water lily, and not
TO be Omitted, the red and white ClOveru,
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TODAY all ransC med nature saith:
Let every creature that hath breath
Praise Christ, the Lord. who conquered Death
Alleluia Amen!
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JvLyi nIdsumuss. ne sUsl sw0sl
sepayn sha1 alIed We als u Jsss VIM leenh
sGss end sraesuses. impaetisg ~ sv@yshisl
a slysian O0ussas cod Joy, aso eoW supsr
ssisd b. boa ssin,ug WindA weseh combine
WIN tbs nssvo glare os tho suu n parch end
brovn Ne vesdaus sastb, an0 dI6uso abroad
q drovsy iusniusaltOu. The cueslo pant b.
nesth ne sprsa,iins Oat, Whoso aauque roofs
ueeo ouS upon The bfooh Thea bsaWls alona
ehs w0Dsied dale ths birds ssUk out The
deepsss solitudss o. The forest and wssblO cir
minssrslsiss amid ths dsnssly io,lags 4 trees
Shas screen ths sequssessed morntsin rillA
WhuDe rtppllng mur,nur 10 lsss musical than
IN ths goldso dayp Of Juus-all forms Of liSs
ere drivs0 nom the parched lsudscspe
A. y The Day Of vire had oavned ana sent
In July the seh0oi. .marm's bappy.
I0e Ne time has cOtne, you 6n0W,
WHEN. released trUm prtsy teaching,
Toths soa shors shs can 70.
Bat besors July In over
that happy sch9ol.marm ainm,
a nor wealth che then hes sQuAnooro0-
6acs 10 the city she must cusns.
In Ju!y the pin y hsols sli.tsn
In the little candy chop,
10 July tho littie urChin
Saves his Gosh 10 buy p"p.
Hut bsfcre July 10 over
IL that little urchin gium.
Then ha cAnnOt play at marbles,
For hs hasn't got thumb